他们自己的联盟

虽然这是一部好电影，有优秀的演员阵容和感人的故事，但其中的性暗示和粗俗的言语比其他影评人提到的多得多。“我要回家给我老婆一个泡菜挠痒痒。”“女人是用来赛后上床的，不是在比赛中指导的!”“如果我在场上跑步时，我的制服打开，我的胸部露在外面怎么办?”“你以为美国有男人没见过你的胸吗?”一名女子用言情小说教她的队友阅读。她说，“他抓住了她乳白色的乳房，”然后第一个角色说，“这之后真的很好。”这部电影充满了这样的对话，更不用说在酒吧里的酒后接吻和一个小男孩要求一个女人把他带到后座上，让他成为一个男人。这部电影很棒，但我十岁的孩子看这部电影让我很不舒服。

这部电影看起来很有趣，也给了我们很多事后可聊的话题。正如其他影评所提到的，整部电影充斥着粗俗的语言和笑话，而且汤姆·汉克斯在电影的大部分时间里都是醉醺醺的。(他的醉酒不是偶然的——这是一个中心情节点。)我同意其他评论的观点，尽管其中一些内容超出了孩子们的理解(没有人再把淋病叫做淋病了)，但父母们确实需要知道，电影中的很多内容会引发问题和/或笑声。(“她说了什么?”“他们为什么笑?”)这部电影也有很多优点，包括让孩子们了解存在于20世纪40年代的那种性别歧视。我们的孩子有时觉得很有趣，有时又觉得很不可思议，那时候存在着对女性的刻板印象。这部电影最好的地方之一是展示了让一个社会摆脱刻板印象所需要的勇气和厚脸皮。电影中也有一些东西证明了在电影制作时可以接受的性别歧视....这强化了一些人现在可能认为过时甚至不合适的性别观点。 Here are two to consider: The Madonna character ("all-the-way May") is written and portrayed with a commendable strength. She also fits and reinforces the stereotype of the "easy" girl who, off the field, is known by everyone as "the one who sleeps around." Some would argue that--in the movies and in real life--there is not an equivalent male stereotype, despite the fact that guys also "sleep around." If you agree with that argument, it may be an interesting discussion point for your family. There is also a running joke in the movie about how others believe that one of the female players is so terribly and awfully ugly. To my wife and I, these jokes came across as not really a way of showing that, in the 1940s, beauty mattered more than skill. It was mostly a "gag" that the writers and costume designers used to make fun of the girl's appearance and get some cheap laughs. (A related joke is that Tom Hanks "accidentally" kisses the chaperone who--ha ha--is so ugly he screams when he realizes what he's done and complements her on her portrayal as the the witch in the Wizard of Oz.) Well, of course cheap laughs are part of what you get with a comedy movie :-) But these in particular may also provide an opportunity to talk about whether those jokes are really that funny, especially to the character in the movie who is treated sometimes as if she is wearing a scary Halloween mask. (BTW the movie treats this same issue in a more nuanced and less mean-spirited way when it focuses on how the two sisters on the team have to deal with perceived differences in attractiveness and skill.) I know this sounds like I wouldn't give the film four stars but, as I said at the top, we liked watching the movie and enjoyed talking about it even more with our two daughters. My comments are really just magnifying a few potential blemishes that others have not mentioned.